"Smart home" is underrated imo. It's just the current set of "smart" appliances aren't that useful yet -- but the popularity of Alexa shows we're getting there.
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What's the difference between one in your house vs one in your pocket, while you're home?
Partly the fact that the phone isn't physically connected to anything, and partly that Apple is one of the few companies I trust to make something that's hard to hack.
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Is the only way for you to accept IoT, if it’s somehow “Apple-certified”? Any company guarantee that can make it ok?
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maybe this is the beginning of something interesting therepic.twitter.com/dSC6s0WKrs
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Serious work in this field should perhaps get behind a less catchy but better-guiding tagline like "smart enough home..."
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Ahem. https://www.macrumors.com/2020/05/14/zerodium-pauses-acquiring-ios-exploits/ … https://www.apple.com/legal/transparency/ … It is mostly proprietary software making it much harder to discover exploits.
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